HPPCA is a hierarchical extension of PPCA that uses Gaussian processes to model within-subject dynamics in longitudinal data, outperforming standard PPCA and functional PCA in imputation under missingness and misspecification.
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Empirical Bayes conformal prediction converts score variability into r-value nonconformity scores that preserve target coverage while reducing inclusion of high-variance false candidates in image classification, CLIP VLMs, and LLMs.
A spectral vision transformer achieves equitable or superior performance with fewer parameters than standard ViTs, CNNs, and other models by using spectral projections for tokenization in limited-data medical imaging.
NOFE is a neural operator method for continuous dimensionality reduction using Graph Kernel Operators that outperforms PCA, t-SNE and UMAP on local structure preservation and sampling independence in datasets including ERA5 climate reanalysis.
DAERT generates diverse adversarial instructions via a uniform policy in RL to drop VLA task success rates from 93.33% to 5.85% on benchmarks with models like π0 and OpenVLA.
Earth embeddings from satellite images predict neighborhood-level urban indicators with higher accuracy for built-environment outcomes than for behavior-driven ones, showing city-specific variation but year-to-year stability.
EOMC shows that chaotic systems like Lorenz-96 and tokamak turbulence are best captured as metastable switches between persistent low-dimensional manifolds with slowly decreasing exit times.
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Hierarchical Probabilistic Principal Component Analysis of Longitudinal Data
HPPCA is a hierarchical extension of PPCA that uses Gaussian processes to model within-subject dynamics in longitudinal data, outperforming standard PPCA and functional PCA in imputation under missingness and misspecification.
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Empirical Bayes Conformal Prediction for Vision and Language Models
Empirical Bayes conformal prediction converts score variability into r-value nonconformity scores that preserve target coverage while reducing inclusion of high-variance false candidates in image classification, CLIP VLMs, and LLMs.
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Spectral Vision Transformer for Efficient Tokenization with Limited Data
A spectral vision transformer achieves equitable or superior performance with fewer parameters than standard ViTs, CNNs, and other models by using spectral projections for tokenization in limited-data medical imaging.
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NOFE - Neural Operator Function Embedding
NOFE is a neural operator method for continuous dimensionality reduction using Graph Kernel Operators that outperforms PCA, t-SNE and UMAP on local structure preservation and sampling independence in datasets including ERA5 climate reanalysis.
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Uncovering Linguistic Fragility in Vision-Language-Action Models via Diversity-Aware Red Teaming
DAERT generates diverse adversarial instructions via a uniform policy in RL to drop VLA task success rates from 93.33% to 5.85% on benchmarks with models like π0 and OpenVLA.
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Earth Embeddings Reveal Diverse Urban Signals from Space
Earth embeddings from satellite images predict neighborhood-level urban indicators with higher accuracy for built-environment outcomes than for behavior-driven ones, showing city-specific variation but year-to-year stability.
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Linearly-scalable and entropy-optimal learning of nonstationary and nonlinear manifolds
EOMC shows that chaotic systems like Lorenz-96 and tokamak turbulence are best captured as metastable switches between persistent low-dimensional manifolds with slowly decreasing exit times.